Roosevelt Blog
Most recent newsletter May 2024 One Seattle Plan Update – Comment Deadline Extended to Monday, May 20The Mayor’s Draft One Seattle […]
Nook and Cranny Books
Nook and Cranny Books, just steps from Roosevelt near Cowen Park, is a community-driven bookstore featuring diverse genres, queer lit, BIPOC authors, and translated works. Owner Maren Comendant also hosts book clubs, open mic nights, and trivia — all are welcome.
Roosevelt 1A
1300 NE 65th St Overview The next time you take a sip of coffee or tea at Santo Coffee, or
Business of the Month: JoyCuts
Our Business of the Month for May 2026 is JoyCuts, a hair and color salon for men and women run by Virginia Siler.
Roosevelt Manor
917 NE 63RD ST Overview The next time you visit Hawthorne Studio to build or upgrade your hi-fi setup, glance
An Nam Pho
An Nam Pho, a cozy Vietnamese restaurant on Roosevelt Way since 2014, serves phở made with 100% ribeye beef, banh mi, and more. Owner Ken, from a family of restaurateurs, is taking over direct involvement of the Roosevelt location starting May 1st.
Rooted in Roosevelt 2026 Sponsorships
Last year, the inaugural Rooted in Roosevelt festival brought together more than 1,000 neighbors for a day of live music,
Calling Musicians, Artists, and Donors for Rooted in Roosevelt 2026
The annual Rooted in Roosevelt neighborhood celebration returns September 19th, 2026! Get involved early: apply to design the event poster or perform, help fundraise to keep the event going, or spread the word.
Brooklyn 1B
6550 Brooklyn Ave NE / 1309 NE 66TH ST Overview If you walk past the boarded windows and chain-link fences
RNA Newsletter April 2026
The latest on: Rooted in Roosevelt festival returning September 19 with calls for artists and musicians, upcoming community events including litter pickup, trivia nights, and a clothing swap, a spotlight on Chance Encounter Games, and ways to join or support the Roosevelt Neighborhood Association.
Chance Encounter Games
Former engineer Dante Santos traded underwater robotics for something he loved even more: bringing people together through storytelling and adventure. His shop, Chance Encounter Games, at 6317½ Roosevelt Way NE, is part game store, part community haven — and it’s celebrating its first anniversary in June. Stop in and see what the magic is about!